Perot Choate pick questions free trade stance
The piece argues Pat Choate’s protectionist views contradict Ross Perot’s claimed free trade stance. It notes Choate’s isolationist label, cites NAFTA history, and says unemployment and recent polling undercut Perot. It concludes Choate may fail to revive Perot’s campaign against Mexico trade.
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Editorial Page invites reader letters to the editor
The Chronicle-Telegram explains that opinions on this page include editorials, guest editorials, cartoons and columns meant to challenge readers to form opinions and invites letters to the editor from the audience.
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County dissects party discipline and school funding
A reader argues against single party dominance in county government. Betty Blair and Mary Jo Vasi are praised for bipartisan oversight of public projects and school funding, warning that two-party control could harm public education and increase crime through poorer schools.
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Letter to the Editor praises current commissioners’ performance
Frustrated reader Frank Vane of Elyria argues a new commissioner could not prevail if Blair and Vasi remained aligned. He asserts the women currently overseeing the office have served all residents well, with bipartisan respect, and denies family ties to public offices.
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County eyes 11 million sewer borrowing plan sparks debate
Chronicle Telegram reports Amherst Township sewer project controversy as Commissioner Betty Blair and others debate petition validity and public cost awareness. Petition reforms approved November 2, 1995, aim to inform residents of expenses and protect property owner rights.
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Baker’s Senate grilling fuels a mockery of Iraq policy
Washington columnist Sandy Grady mocks James Baker’s Senate testimony criticizing Clinton on Saddam Hussein. Grady contrasts Baker’s 1990 Gulf War role with today’s claims of leadership failure, arguing Baker’s past errors fueled the crisis and that his present criticisms ring hollow amid his own record.
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The Case For Single Sex Schools Revisited
Sera Eckel argues single sex public schools address inequities and boost outcomes for girls and boys while noting risks of sexism and unequal resources. She cites research and court rulings, suggests selective exceptions for inner city education, and urges careful consideration of public funding and standards.
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